When you look at the current Democratic Party, okay, and you watch the positions they're taken,

and America has said, listen, we're not for some of these weird policies on what you're doing.

We're just not, okay?

You know, men competing in women's sports, that just doesn't make any sense to the average person who is independent

because to win,

you need the independent and the libertarian voters, right? And maybe some of the disgruntled Republican

voters. You need them to kind of flip a little bit, but you need the independent. Yes, you'll get

the Democrats if you say trans and all this stuff. I also believe on a Democratic Party,

there's a couple percent that they're not gained with some of the stuff that's happening.

So open-ended to you.

We see right now the gubernatorial race taking place in California.

You know, Katie Porter and Hilton and all these guys are debating the resume of Newsom.

And he's going to have a hard time with his resume.

So if there's ever been a time that any Democrat can come out of nowhere, that can have some sensible policies, you know, this is the first time in 25, 35 years that no leading Democratic candidate is at 25%. And according to CNN polls, this hasn't happened for 35 years. So we're not used to that. What does

Westmore, what does Governor Westmore believe in? What values do you believe in? You know,

honestly, I think the heart of what I believe in is what the Army taught me. And it sounds

simplistic, but it's actually not. It's when we're 17 and we first joined, I remember on day two,

we learned this concept of leave no one behind, ever, right? You get one of my people. I will send

a battalion to go get them if I have to, because we leave no one behind. And that's very much how I view

the world, where I just feel like we have an obligation.

Like, if I'm starting with 10, I'm finishing with 10.

That everybody's going to matter as we make it across the finish line.

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